Given that: We are given [NaF] = 0.05 mol, [HF] = 0.015 mol,
[H₂SO] = 0.01 M
To find: We have to find pH of 0.01 M H₂SO, acid, pH of buffer solution NaF and HF
Explanation:
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pH of a solution is the negative logarithm to the base 10 of concentration of hydronium ion in moles per litre.
pH = - ㏒₁₀[H3O⁺]
at 298 K, neutral solution [H3O⁺] = 10⁷ M so pH = 7
in the case of acidic solution [H3O⁺] > 10⁷ M so pH < 7
in the case of basic solution [H3O⁺] < 10⁷ M so pH > 7
From the equation of pH we have to find [H3O⁺] ion
[H3O⁺] = [tex]10^{-pH}[/tex]
Coming to second part of the question, according to Henderson's equation for finding pH of acidic buffer is
pH = pKa+ ㏒₁₀[[tex]\frac{salt}{acid}[/tex]]
pKa = -㏒₁₀Kₐ here Ka value not given correctly so I will put it as Kₐ
concentration of salt = [salt] = 0.05 M
concentration of acid = [acid] = 0.015 M
Put these values in Henderson's equation
pH = -㏒₁₀ Kₐ + ㏒(0.05/0.015)
= - ㏒₁₀ Kₐ + ㏒ (3.33)
= - ㏒₁₀Kₐ + 0.5224
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Final answer:
PH of acid = -㏒₁₀[H3O⁺]
pH of buffer solution is pH = (- ㏒₁₀Kₐ) + 0.5224
Given that: We are given [NaF] = 0.05 mol, [HF] = 0.015 mol,
[H₂SO] = 0.01 M
To find: We have to find pH of 0.01 M H₂SO, acid, pH of buffer solution NaF and HF
Explanation:
pH = - ㏒₁₀[H3O⁺]
at 298 K, neutral solution [H3O⁺] = 10⁷ M so pH = 7
in the case of acidic solution [H3O⁺] > 10⁷ M so pH < 7
in the case of basic solution [H3O⁺] < 10⁷ M so pH > 7
[H3O⁺] = [tex]10^{-pH}[/tex]
pH = pKa+ ㏒₁₀[[tex]\frac{salt}{acid}[/tex]]
concentration of salt = [salt] = 0.05 M
concentration of acid = [acid] = 0.015 M
pH = -㏒₁₀ Kₐ + ㏒(0.05/0.015)
= - ㏒₁₀ Kₐ + ㏒ (3.33)
= - ㏒₁₀Kₐ + 0.5224
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pH of the acid is 2 and pH of the buffer is 1.33.
Given,
Molarity of H₂SO₄= 0.01M
Molarity of salt NaF =0.05M
Molarity of HF= 0.015M
To find,
pH of 0.01 M H₂SO₄
pH of buffer solution
Solution,
pH when molarity is given, can be calculated as:
pH= -log[M]
pH =-log[0.01M]
pH = 2
Now,
According to Henderson's equation for finding pH of acidic buffer:
pH = pKa+ ㏒₁₀[salt /acid]
pKa = -log Ka
pKa = -log[7.2*10]
pKa = -1.857
pH = pKa+ ㏒₁₀[salt /acid]
pH = -1.857 + log[0.05/0.015]
pH =1.33
Hence, pH of acid is 2 and pH of buffer is 1.33.
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